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Hi-glad you’re researching everything now. I didn’t in the beginning but I quickly learned. Also, it’s good that you get second and third opinions; a good dr will never be offended by that. Do consider ablation; it might just solve the problem.
My experience has been that they will always keep you a day or two in the hospital while titrating any antiarrhythmic. Also, amiodarone is supposedly a drug of last resort.
Sorry again about the lung scarring and glad some of it could be reversed.
Let us know how the ablation goes if you decide to do it.

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Thanks for your message, Phoenix. I appreciate the validation. After my second opinion (which confirmed what my other doctor said) I now have decided to arrange an ablation. I am hoping to have a cardioversion soon "to buy me time" before I can get the ablation because my heart rate is consistently very high and my left atrium is severely dilated due to AFib. Yes, I am glad some of my lung issues could be reversed. However, I think my pickle ball days are behind me with the scarring I have! Thanks again!